Tony Cook

IndyStar’s three-part story follows the career of Rod Ratcliff, once the state’s most powerful gaming executive.

You've probably noticed this repair shop -- and sculpture -- on Southeastern Avenue. Meet the man behind both.

Eberhart admitted to advocating for legislation favorable to an Indiana casino company in exchange for a future job worth at least $350,000 a year.

Former Sen. Brent Waltz, who claims he was collateral in a Trump witch hunt, is looking to capitalize on his status as a federal felon with new book.

Bert Whalen and his then-partner, former Fox & Friends co-host Clayton Morris, have been accused of running a real estate Ponzi scheme.

More than 100 residents joined a peace walk Saturday on the city's far east side to raise awareness.

Whistleblowers say alleged fraud included claims for services supposedly provided months ― sometimes even years ― after patients died.

The average stay for the 168 kids forced to live in DCS offices from Jan. 1 through June 30 was three days. The longest stay: 33 days.

More than 160 abused and neglected children spent at least one night in a DCS office from Jan. 1 to June 30. One office housed 8 children at once.

Taylor, the highest-ranking Indiana Senate Democrat, is accused of inappropriate physical contact by two women and relentlessly pursuing an intern.